Will the Farmer Get the Right Price for His Efforts?
The farmer works from dawn to dusk, battling the sun, uncertain rains, rising input costs, and the constant fear of crop failure. His labour feeds the nation, yet the reward for his effort often remains unjust. Middlemen, fluctuating market prices, and lack of proper support systems stand between the farmer and a fair return. While his hands nurture the soil with hope, the market rarely honours that hope with dignity. The true measure of a society lies in whether it ensures that the one who feeds it can live with security, respect, and fair compensation. Until the farmer receives the right price for his sweat, his worry will remain etched on his face—season after season.
Thanks to ChatGpt for enhancing my pen and ink sketch and the write-up
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